The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
Personal Mention.

Ross Clark has returned from q ten days stay
at French Lick Springs.
H. Bamberger and his daughter Florence
have gone to Sandusky. o., on visit
Mrs. N. III. Kip. at present visiting friends in
Lafayette, will return homo on Thursday.
Mrs Frank Bowers and daughter Eara left
for extended visit In the East last evening
Captain Thomas Colbert. of the Metropolitan
police force. is spending a few days at Evans
ville
making q weeks visit to Mrs May Wright
SewalL
Miss Peach Pierse. of Anderson, will return
home to-day after brief visit with friends on
Pratt street.
Miss Lulu Morris entertained number of her
friends at tea on Saturday evening, in honor Of
her friend, Miss Ethel Smith.
The Bon Ton Dancing Club will be entertained
on Thursday evening by Mrs W. H. Daegett, at
her home, No. 136 w. Maryland street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanson have gone to St
Paul. Mimi, to reside permanently. They will
summer at Lake Mnnetonka and in the winter
will 60 to the Ryan.
The Misses Cooper gave . delightful tea on
Friday evening for MISS Cannon, of Danvile,
H., and Miss Emerson, of Rockport, who were
here attending the music festival
Misses Hattie Ohr and Belle Closer will re-
turn from Cincinnati to-day, accompanied by
Mrs. Ed. Hasson and family, whom they have
heen visiting for the last three weeks.
Miss GARNER, of the Institute for the Blind.
mas go62Bto her home at Charleston, ILL.,. for the
summer. and Miss Nellie Harvey will leave to-
day for her home near Rochester, N. Y.
Mr. l. Edgar Jones. formerly editor of the Re-
publican of this city, but now managing a news
paper at Muskegon, Mich, was recently given a
complimentary reception and banquet by the
Carleton Club. of Chicago. of which he was once
president
Ernest F. Knodel, director Of the Harngari
singing society left for Baden, Germany, last
evening. where he will spend several months.
The society in a body, with great many men,
bers from the other Germay singing societies of
the city, headed by che Union band, escorted
him to the depot.
Miss Alice Copeland of New Alba ny, presided
yesterday moring, in place of the regular organ
st, Mr.. r. A. Newland Miss Copeland is
skilled performer. and handled the organ in
mastery way. Her playing is pure and clear,
the best effects of the organ. Miss Copeland is
regularly engaged at the First Presbyterian
Mr.. Jacobs, at the Blind Institution during the
NJ. I. N A. conven ton.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Bates House: A j. Brown, Grand Rapids; L.
c. Huck. Theodore Matthews, Chicago: W. E.
jackson, Loeansport; a. T. Buck. New York;
A. W. Oxnard, w. T. Hays, Pittsbure; James
H. Grubb, H. E. Kinney, New York; F. j. Ack.
Dayton, O.; G. Reynard; Union City; F. F;
Jeffres Bessemer, Mich; Mrs. N. Christie and
family, Danville. ILL.,
New benson Hotel--E E. McCarco, Phila-
delphia; Omar Bundy. Y. :. army; MIS- Jas.
Hume. Boston; George E. Hume Boston: Mrs.
Perkins. Miss Lindner. Lexington; j. S. Hooker.
New York; t. z. Edgar and wife. Dayton; w.
D. Owen. Loeansport; H: A. Newkirk. Chicago:
Addison Conklne, New York Ed r. Kitteraee
Monon; H. w. Marshall. Quincy; Hiram j.
Brown, Shelbyville; Frank Rowntree, Harrison
ville
Grand Hotel: F. H Roscoe, Norwalk. Conn;
Geo. G. Allen, New Orleans; E. A. Conway.
Shreveport, La; NJ. t. Senour. Shelby lille: j.
NJ Armstrong and wife. Atlanta; Geo F. Felket.
Pittsburg; Fl. w. Ayers. Urbana: F. F. Bruins,
Chicago; M. Epstein. Paul Allen, Frankfort;
John Crate, Terre Haute; w. w. Baldwin,
Cleveland; G. E. Rhoads, Goshen; L. FL. Perry.
Albany, N. Y; Theo. Kaufman. Baltimore;
Henry Hicks. Kalamazoo; j. HemmelberRer.
B. F. Lauthain, Logansport; Geo. E. Miegs.
Brazil; j. s. Fitzpatrick. A. Greenwood, B. e.
Jone 8, LogsEsport; Jas. w. Conner, Rushville.